New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18

wears AGO. There are possibilities in the sublecs
as great as those Of the second Lpcksley Hail.
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President Cleveland II having good tina
riding about on special trains and steamboats,
courteously placed at his disposal BY various
corporations Every fair minded person will be
pleased to knew that he is enjoying himself In
this way. But il it were q Republican Presidens,
how certain Democratic newspapers would cry
out about isnbetng trips few extracts from
these newspapers s;sring the time PRESIDENT Srans
was going about in s,sailar way would NOT pe
pleasant reading for them now
n anybody is thinking of starting an hscsi'
expedition this would be good time to DO TIC
talking and get recruits.
Mr. RIaine confidently expects to be tho can6daee
Of the RspnSesn ra sea.o 1e for his Confidence M
great strength at the polls was proved ia 1904
lNewYOrh Times.
This is q confession which we never eApcoUeu
the enemies of Mr. Blaine to make. FOR SIX
months before the election The lines aSser"u
an every occasion and with the sharpest emphasis
that Mr. Blaine was the weakest Candidate "noh
the Republicans could have placed in nomination
Now in a hot-weatber spasm Of candor 1t admits
that his great strength at the polls was proved
rush to demonstrate that his phenomenal strength
would be weakness in 1883
An Arab with his wife and two children arrived
in this city short time ago and all four are now
being supported at public expense. This Is
fair illustration of the "beneft' this country
gets from this class of immigration. The Emf
grafton Commission is either unable or unw1if
ing to prevent such persons from landing
Which is it?
Governor Hills friend ex-Mayor Nolan seems
TO have corner on beer in Albany. dealers
who were refused license to sell got the de-
cision reversed by agreeing to buy all their peer
from Nolan's brewery Nolan is said to be Hiiis
candidate for State Treasurer.
Mayor Hewitt does not propose to remain quieo
while the Board OF Estimate is charged with the
responsibility for the overcrowded condition OF
the Wards Island Insane Asylum. He emphati-
caly denies the charge. II the Charity Com
missioners had been as energetic in this matter
as they were in creating places for Patty"
Walsh and other such politicians the insane
would have been much better cared for.
The Commissioners of the State Land once
ought not to delay the application oil the city
for the grant of the land under water IN the
annexed district. The city has had some costly
experience in buying back such land granted 10
private parties. There should be no more Oh this
folly of giving away what belongs to the people
Enterprising Democratic editors are now calmly
talking about "the Guiteaus and Wilkes Booths
among the Union veterans and charging the
leaders of the Grand Army with having plotted
the Presidents assassination. Nevertheless as
any fulLaedged Mngwump knows, the 1rsno
Army ought TO apologize to the President Tor its
outrageous insults, and nobody should be called
to account FOR atrocious and infamous anronts
TO the Grand Army.
| All the conductors of the Maine Central Eaii-
road have been provided by the management
with medical cases containing bandages, plasters'
,inments. etc. Seeing that the Cleveland forces
and the Hill forces are liable to come into collision
in the next Democratic State Convention, IL
might be well for the Democratic Committee 70
coo that each one of the delegates to the conVen-